⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Adams0001]

Real Madrid are working tirelessly in this transfer window just to destabilize Barcelona and dominate La Liga next season, so it will be insane if Barcelona watch Real Madrid achieve their ambition next season without doing anything. Barcelona knows what Real Madrid are up to and they are matching up their energy, more players will join Barcelona after the World Cup.

Real Madrid have play two seasons and they have not played any good competition and leaving the season without wining a single trophy and now they are doing everything possible to get a new players so that they can perform good next season and win a good trophy. Mourinho will be the best coach for Madrid since Anceloti leave because all the two coaches that comes have not achieved a major title with the players and the club as not be doing good for the fans and now that they have sigh new coach they can compete with other big club for next season and do well so that they can win something good for next season.

[Bobrox]

I think that Karim Adeyemi will be a good addition to the Barcelona team, but I also wonder why they bought him, because they already have Anthony Gordon and Raphina on that position,  so o wonder why he is still needed. I guess it might just be a market opportunity and they chose to take it. I think the amount for him is very good and he is definitely going to add depth to the squad.

Not bad recruitment for Barcelona after release agreement deal with Karim Adeyemi from Dortmund as new players and replacing Robert Lewandowski position, in my opinion after success signing Karim Adeyemi seems Barcelona have give up with Julian Alvarez after Atletico Madrid offering high fees transfer.

Unbelievable with Barcelona's transfer activities this moment without any rumor suddenly release their recruitment, Barcelona spending almost 30 million euro for Karim Adeyemi and become the second players recruitment after signing Antony Gordon. Behind the rival team transfer I think Barcelona still not stop yet for signing new players but difficult for predicting about which one new recruitment, regarding Karim Adeyemi transfer keep silent until release to the public.

[Nheer]

Barcelona as a club is actually improving the team ahead of next season. They've seen how active Real Madrid has been since the start of the summer transfer window, they also want to match that energy. They've already signed Anthony Gordon and now, Karim Adeyemi. I think Hansi Flick is up to something. He's won the Spanish La Liga in the last two seasons at the club, he probably wants to go for European glory next season.

Real Madrid are working tirelessly in this transfer window just to destabilize Barcelona and dominate La Liga next season, so it will be insane if Barcelona watch Real Madrid achieve their ambition next season without doing anything. Barcelona knows what Real Madrid are up to and they are matching up their energy, more players will join Barcelona after the World Cup.

I think Real Madrid has stayed too long without adding much player to their team and it has really affected their recent performance and has made Barcelona too superior to them. The worst is even going two seasons without winning any trophy. So I think it's best that they have taken the decision to improve their squad to challenge Barcelona properly. It's only right for Barcelona to react when they already seeing what Real Madrid is up to so they don't lose their spot easily. They are also looking to add a few more to their squad and so far I am impressed with the players Barcelona are interested in and if they get them the challenge for next season will be tough.

[Slow death]

Talking about the goalkeepers and their age, Vozinha is a breakout star from the World Cup at his age (40), even older than Martinez. He is attracting interest from Inter Miami, and I think Lionel Messi has an influence in it because Vozinha was exceptional against Lionel Messi, denying him multiple chances in that game.

I think Inter Miami is going to be his next destination. Do you think so too?

Given his age, he should be thinking about retirement. If he does move to Inter Miami, he could play for a maximum of two seasons. In the third season, he wouldn't be able to play well. As the years go by, muscles become weaker, players get slower and more prone to injuries, and in the case of goalkeepers, reflexes become slower. So he'll know he'll only be there for one or two seasons. I don't know if it's worth it, maybe for the amount of money it could be.

[Razmirraz]

Talking about the goalkeepers and their age, Vozinha is a breakout star from the World Cup at his age (40), even older than Martinez. He is attracting interest from Inter Miami, and I think Lionel Messi has an influence in it because Vozinha was exceptional against Lionel Messi, denying him multiple chances in that game.

I think Inter Miami is going to be his next destination. Do you think so too?

Given his age, he should be thinking about retirement. If he does move to Inter Miami, he could play for a maximum of two seasons. In the third season, he wouldn't be able to play well. As the years go by, muscles become weaker, players get slower and more prone to injuries, and in the case of goalkeepers, reflexes become slower. So he'll know he'll only be there for one or two seasons. I don't know if it's worth it, maybe for the amount of money it could be.

Age is not an obstacle for Vozinha to continue playing. For most players, the age of 40 is beyond the physical prime as reflexes and muscle endurance have declined, because his position as goalkeeper allows him to continue playing. Inter Miami plan to recruit him is more about the team's need for his experience, mental composure, and very affordable transfer value than just long-term performance. While he'll likely only play for a season or two, he could command a higher salary than before and cap off a sweet career at Inter Miami.

In MLS, his pace is not as fast as in the EPL, but he has proven his ability against top players in the World Cup. If Inter Miami really signs him, I don't think Vozinha will turn it down because 2 MLS seasons are comparable to 4-5 seasons in other lesser-known local leagues, at his current age, getting a 2-season contract is very logical.

[9ja Amaka]

Talking about the goalkeepers and their age, Vozinha is a breakout star from the World Cup at his age (40), even older than Martinez. He is attracting interest from Inter Miami, and I think Lionel Messi has an influence in it because Vozinha was exceptional against Lionel Messi, denying him multiple chances in that game.

I think Inter Miami is going to be his next destination. Do you think so too?

Vozinha really did well at the world cup and I think he deserves the move to Inter Miami. He is definitely close to retirement,  but one big to Inter Miami beforing retirement,  should be good for him and also the benefit for his performance at the world cup.  Messi really had good comments about him, so I will not be surprised if that has influenced the decision of the club,  but I will really  be happy for him, if he makes the move,  because I think he really deserves it.

[Ale88]

I just checked Manchester United's transfer records for next season and so far they are relying on young players from local academies U18 and U21 so we can't be sure whether the manager will recruit new players from other clubs. One of the rumors circulating about Marcus Rashford, If no other clubs are interested in him it is likely he will be part of the Manchester United squad next season well, his arrival might help the attack line. I also see Jadon Sancho on the free transfer list even though when Man United brought him in they spent 85 million lol, there should be a lot of clubs interested in him especially as he is still 26 years old unless he wants a high salary then he will be ignored.

It's fucking nuts, of course. He's only 26 years old, but his price dropped from $85 million to a free agent, lol! And this is in such an inflated market! United have an option to extend his contract for free (for a year), but they decided not to use it because Sancho's salary is 200 thousand a week and it is not a fact that they will be able to sell him. It will be interesting to see where Sancho can go and what salary he can get now, they say he wants to return to Dortmund.

Of course Manchester United chose not to extend Sancho's contract, the amount of money they should pay him doesn't make any sense. And we already saw that they even had troubles to loan him out. Right now Sancho is a player with no interest at all because during the last years he barely played, his performances were mediocre, and he wants to get paid a lot of money.

[Velvet78]

Garnacho has never been a player who is able to meet the expectations... I think it is the best for not only him but also the team to leave as soon as possible.

I don't think Xabi Alonso would make him shine and I even doubt he would like to work for that.

However if Chelsea can't find a team for a permanent move then they are in trouble... Why would even they sign a contract until 2032 with him? The owners must be out of their mind!

[HajiBagi]

Garnacho has never been a player who is able to meet the expectations... I think it is the best for not only him but also the team to leave as soon as possible.

I don't think Xabi Alonso would make him shine and I even doubt he would like to work for that.

However if Chelsea can't find a team for a permanent move then they are in trouble... Why would even they sign a contract until 2032 with him? The owners must be out of their mind!

Garnacho deserves everything he is facing right now because he is ungrateful player, if he was still in Manchester United i believe he will be valued than more than the way Chelsea is doing to him now, Chelsea signed him last season and they want to sell him and that shows how bad he is as a player, he was having a bad performance at Manchester United but the team never considered selling him because he is their academy player that the club want to see succeed at the club.

No any coach that want to win a trophy will want Garnacho in his squad because he is very lazy and when he get a minute he did not perform well to impress the coach, selling him is the best decision for Chelsea and I heard that AS Roma are interested in signing him, going to Serie A will be the best option for him as he will have another chance to improve himself sef to become a better player.

[blue Snow]

Garnacho has never been a player who is able to meet the expectations... I think it is the best for not only him but also the team to leave as soon as possible.

I don't think Xabi Alonso would make him shine and I even doubt he would like to work for that.

However if Chelsea can't find a team for a permanent move then they are in trouble... Why would even they sign a contract until 2032 with him? The owners must be out of their mind!

Garnacho really hasn’t developed at all since moving to Chelsea. You could say Garnacho is one of Chelsea’s worst signings. If Garnacho doesn’t leave Chelsea soon, his career will fade. But, as you said, it seems difficult for Chelsea to find a club that will buy Garnacho on a permanent basis. At best, Chelsea’s only option is to loan Garnacho out to another club so he can get enough playing time and a chance to improve his performance. After all, it seems unlikely he’ll get much playing time under Xabi Alonso if he stays at Chelsea, since it appears Xabi doesn’t have Garnacho in his plans.

[Tmoonz]

Real Madrid are working tirelessly in this transfer window just to destabilize Barcelona and dominate La Liga next season, so it will be insane if Barcelona watch Real Madrid achieve their ambition next season without doing anything. Barcelona knows what Real Madrid are up to and they are matching up their energy, more players will join Barcelona after the World Cup.

Real Madrid have play two seasons and they have not played any good competition and leaving the season without wining a single trophy and now they are doing everything possible to get a new players so that they can perform good next season and win a good trophy. Mourinho will be the best coach for Madrid since Anceloti leave because all the two coaches that comes have not achieved a major title with the players and the club as not be doing good for the fans and now that they have sigh new coach they can compete with other big club for next season and do well so that they can win something good for next season.

On a normal I don't really think it's lack of players that prevented Real Madrid from winning any trophy in the last two seasons, Real Madrid has got some players any good and well experience coach can use to win, but yet they still fail, I was actually counting on Xabi Alonso to have done something there but it's quite unfortunate he didn't last in the club, but I believe Jose Mourinho will definitely change that narrative, I so muchly believe in him on this job, first he will bring discipline to the team then he will exploit from there, I'm certain of this.

[asriloni]

Barcelona seems not wanna give up in chasing Alvarez. After they took €210 million to fund their squad operation. They're preparing to launch €130 Million bid for Alvarez, which is laughable. Madrid sent €150 million, then got rejected. How can they still being so narcisstic to offer less than what Madrid did, and think Atletico will accept their offer?

If they really want Alvarez. They have to spend all of loans securied to buy him out. I think Atletico will sell Alvarez to them if they send €210 million offer instead send less than what Madrid can afford. This club is just acting like a clown. What's wrong with them? 

[Nheer]

Garnacho has never been a player who is able to meet the expectations... I think it is the best for not only him but also the team to leave as soon as possible.

I don't think Xabi Alonso would make him shine and I even doubt he would like to work for that.

However if Chelsea can't find a team for a permanent move then they are in trouble... Why would even they sign a contract until 2032 with him? The owners must be out of their mind!

There is just something about Garnacho that doesn't make him perfect and it's why he is not able to meet expectations in both Manchester United and Chelsea. He is a talented kid but I don't think he is good enough to be the first choice for teams like Chelsea and United probably because they are struggling teams.

Maybe he needs to grow, maybe he needs to play at a lower team where there's no pressure so he can develop at his own pace. It's really better for him to leave else he will struggle with having a stable playing time.

Garnacho has his abilities and if trained properly can become useful. Vinicius also started in similar way but grew into a fig player.
If they don't they can start out with a loan if there's no other option, it will be better than leaving him in the team if he's not part of the plan.

[yudi09]

Talking about the goalkeepers and their age, Vozinha is a breakout star from the World Cup at his age (40), even older than Martinez. He is attracting interest from Inter Miami, and I think Lionel Messi has an influence in it because Vozinha was exceptional against Lionel Messi, denying him multiple chances in that game.

I think Inter Miami is going to be his next destination. Do you think so too?

Given his age, he should be thinking about retirement. If he does move to Inter Miami, he could play for a maximum of two seasons. In the third season, he wouldn't be able to play well. As the years go by, muscles become weaker, players get slower and more prone to injuries, and in the case of goalkeepers, reflexes become slower. So he'll know he'll only be there for one or two seasons. I don't know if it's worth it, maybe for the amount of money it could be.

The ideal age for a goalkeeper is 42 at the latest. Vozinha just turned 40 last June. So, as far as thinking about retiring after an impressive performance at the World Cup goes, I don’t think he should do that just yet. Vozinha needs to play for a more suitable club, even though he’s no longer young. The physical demands on a goalkeeper aren’t as intense as those on players in other positions. He can still play for at least the next two seasons, even though, as time goes on, his physical condition will start to affect his reflexes.

If Inter Miami is seriously interested in Vozinha, I think it would be best for him to accept the offer, and the team he’s currently with should make things easier for him. This is a great career move for him.

[Sexylizzy2813]

If this deal happens any moment from now I believe the Barcelona squad will be deadly and it can match Madrid next season. Dortmund are very good at having quality players but making good use of them is a big problem, with the number of quality players they have they can't stay consistent in winning titles and when they sell these players they do very well in their new club and win trophies too.
If Barcelona get Adeyemi the front line will be on fire with him and Yamal operating as the wingers that will cause problems for other clubs and the squad depth will be more better than we saw last season, could this player bring something new to the club?

This is the reason why I'm disappointed with the Marcus Rashford return to Manchester United. Barcelona should have signed Marcus Rashford for a lesser fee but rather, they are headed for players who with more value than him and also work rate. Now this bothers me why Manchester United are refusing to do just the same thing. Well, not to drift from the main conversation, here Adeyemi gon be explosive asf for Barcelona. I do think they need a defensive signature though.

You shouldn't be pissed about Rashford situation, it should be Barcelona who doesn't want to do the needful and now that they have Adeyemi and Gordon it will be difficult to say they would consider Rashford instead they'd work with what they have (without the English player). Barcelona don't really need much wingers, a complete striker and a strong defensive midfielder should be their target but getting more attackers is not really going to help the team that much except their style of play will always prevent oppositions to spend less time with the ball.

[bitLeap]

Unbelievable with Barcelona's transfer activities this moment without any rumor suddenly release their recruitment, Barcelona spending almost 30 million euro for Karim Adeyemi and become the second players recruitment after signing Antony Gordon. Behind the rival team transfer I think Barcelona still not stop yet for signing new players but difficult for predicting about which one new recruitment, regarding Karim Adeyemi transfer keep silent until release to the public.

Hahaha, Unbelievable? That's your impression, but it's nothing surprising. Even signing Alvarez is clearly still in negotiations, and Atletico Madrid holds the upper hand in terms of the transfer fee. It would be extraordinary if Barcelona were willing to pay cash for Alvarez that would be extraordinary.

[tygeade]

I just checked Manchester United's transfer records for next season and so far they are relying on young players from local academies U18 and U21 so we can't be sure whether the manager will recruit new players from other clubs. One of the rumors circulating about Marcus Rashford, If no other clubs are interested in him it is likely he will be part of the Manchester United squad next season well, his arrival might help the attack line. I also see Jadon Sancho on the free transfer list even though when Man United brought him in they spent 85 million lol, there should be a lot of clubs interested in him especially as he is still 26 years old unless he wants a high salary then he will be ignored.

It's fucking nuts, of course. He's only 26 years old, but his price dropped from $85 million to a free agent, lol! And this is in such an inflated market! United have an option to extend his contract for free (for a year), but they decided not to use it because Sancho's salary is 200 thousand a week and it is not a fact that they will be able to sell him. It will be interesting to see where Sancho can go and what salary he can get now, they say he wants to return to Dortmund.

He did not have a single good season since he left Dortmund, that seems to be the main reason. I understand that it may not be very good for a player to play in a certain team, like if he played badly at United then I understand it, but that doesn't mean that we are going to see things change that much, because after he left he still played badly.

This means that he is not going to be wanted by a lot of teams, if you fail to play good even once for many years, then nobody will want you. Sancho will of course find a team for himself, if nothing else he will go to Saudi league and will play there and earn some good money as well. But I believe his time at good teams is ended and not going to be play for any big clubs.

[Sarah Azhari]

Arbeloa when in Madrid can not be confused with Arbeloa at Fulham because the squad composition is also much different. So don't expect too much that at Fulham he can provide instant success. Fulham is not such a favorite team and its existence in the English League is not as attractive as the top teams.

Yes, the pressure Arbeloa faces at Fulham is less intense than it was at Real Madrid because Fulham isn’t the kind of team that demands its coach win championships. For Arbeloa, coaching Fulham is a great way to advance his career. Of course, the hope placed on Arbeloa isn’t that Fulham will win a championship, but rather that he can lead Fulham to compete in Europe, which would already be considered a major success for him. Perhaps that is the most realistic expectation for Arbeloa at Fulham.

[MArsland]

Talking about the goalkeepers and their age, Vozinha is a breakout star from the World Cup at his age (40), even older than Martinez. He is attracting interest from Inter Miami, and I think Lionel Messi has an influence in it because Vozinha was exceptional against Lionel Messi, denying him multiple chances in that game.

I think Inter Miami is going to be his next destination. Do you think so too?

Given his age, he should be thinking about retirement. If he does move to Inter Miami, he could play for a maximum of two seasons. In the third season, he wouldn't be able to play well. As the years go by, muscles become weaker, players get slower and more prone to injuries, and in the case of goalkeepers, reflexes become slower. So he'll know he'll only be there for one or two seasons. I don't know if it's worth it, maybe for the amount of money it could be.

Vozinha is not much different from the phenomenon of young talented players who shine in a season, where joining a big club does not guarantee the same impact. Age remains an important factor, and I agree he might only last two or three seasons.

His name became a trend because he captivated the world of football, but popularity alone was not enough for a long-term career. I think Vozinha was lucky enough, despite his age is no longer young but managed to show an outstanding performance at the World Cup.

[Oluwa-btc]

You shouldn't be pissed about Rashford situation, it should be Barcelona who doesn't want to do the needful and now that they have Adeyemi and Gordon it will be difficult to say they would consider Rashford instead they'd work with what they have (without the English player). Barcelona don't really need much wingers, a complete striker and a strong defensive midfielder should be their target but getting more attackers is not really going to help the team that much except their style of play will always prevent oppositions to spend less time with the ball.

Why should I be pissed over a lazy player? He has all that resources in front of him and this is how he behaves?! If Rashford was that quality enough, Barcelona would see him retained but they didn't. They literally signed two different players with a much higher price than him and most Manchester United fans intends to see him returning?! You don't know what plans they have so you can not say they shouldn't sign the players they signed. Wait and see.